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All content by ALISON SMYTH

‘Sing Me to Sleep’ will bring out inner-child

By Alison Smyth
June 14, 2010

Miss Tess croons for Pittsburgh

By Alison Smyth
May 25, 2010

PICT keeps Othello relevant

By Alison Smyth
May 18, 2010

‘Dead in the Family’ gives fans foresight

By Alison Smyth
May 17, 2010

Crystal Castles comes back strong on sophomore album

By Alison Smyth
April 24, 2010

‘Romeo and Juliet’ uses teenagers to play title roles

By Alison Smyth
April 18, 2010

Ethereal and enigmatic, Jónsi release ‘Go’ soars

By Alison Smyth
April 6, 2010

Ethereal and enigmatic, Jónsi release ‘Go’ soars

By Alison Smyth
April 6, 2010

Ethereal and enigmatic, Jónsi release ‘Go’ soars

By Alison Smyth
April 6, 2010

‘Knowledge Machine’ is more that just static

By Alison Smyth
March 25, 2010

Vampire Weekend fuses genres to create an impressive sophomore album

By Alison Smyth
January 12, 2010

Jazz professional talks about the business behind the music

By Alison Smyth
November 5, 2009

Pitt Repertory sucks in the best way possible with ‘Count Dracula’

By Alison Smyth
October 27, 2009

Old Canes gives a folky outlet to Appleseed Cast member

By Alison Smyth
October 21, 2009

Ken Flagg’s album won’t end romantic suffering

By Alison Smyth
September 30, 2009

Rock Plaza Central rocks The Rex

By Alison Smyth
September 21, 2009

Colin Hay brings wisdom with age

By Alison Smyth
September 9, 2009

Arctic Monkey’s latest album no ‘Humbug’

By Alison Smyth
August 30, 2009

Smyth: Catch up on your ‘True Blood,’ enjoy responsibly

By Alison Smyth
June 15, 2009

Black Moth Super Rainbow advances the electronic genre with ‘Eating Us’

By Alison Smyth
May 11, 2009

Asobi Seksu is more than meets the ear

By Alison Smyth
April 7, 2009

Band creates fusion of French and folk music

By Alison Smyth
April 5, 2009

Band creates fusion of French and folk music

By Alison Smyth
April 5, 2009

The Moz’s latest great record defies classification

By Alison Smyth
April 1, 2009

Balladeer M. Ward’s latest arrives just in time to shine

By Alison Smyth
March 16, 2009

Andrew Bird’s latest flies out of the speakers

By Alison Smyth
February 9, 2009

Von Iva pumps beats, little else

By Alison Smyth
February 4, 2009

Oasis keeps turning out the ’90s alt-style hits

By Alison Smyth
November 5, 2008

Choir mixes up fall concert with a variety of genres

By Alison Smyth
October 8, 2008

Jazzy grooves run through Kids’ second record

By Alison Smyth
October 7, 2008

DiFranco stirs up social commentary on latest

By Alison Smyth
October 1, 2008

Subways’ latest brings band out from undergound

By Alison Smyth
September 28, 2008

Dandy Warhols fly to outer space with ‘Earth’

By Alison Smyth
September 4, 2008

The Stills all over the map on latest

By Alison Smyth
August 23, 2008

Not a guilty pleasure: Beck outdoes himself

By Alison Smyth
August 19, 2008

Ska veterans return to leave new impression

By ALISON SMYTH
January 6, 2008

Annuals’ B-Sides gets a B-minus rating

By ALISON SMYTH
December 9, 2007

City Sleeps will keep you awake for CD’s duration

By ALISON SMYTH
December 6, 2007

More twang for your buck: Blood Meridian

By ALISON SMYTH
December 5, 2007

Tullycraft finds its vampire-themed center

By ALISON SMYTH
December 2, 2007

Siberian keeps you cool with new CD

By ALISON SMYTH
November 16, 2007

Jimmy Eat World’s Chase shines trite light

By ALISON SMYTH
November 11, 2007

The Simpsons get spooky

By ALISON SMYTH
November 1, 2007

E6 in the running for longest album title

By ALISON SMYTH
October 30, 2007

Foo Fighters’ Echoes braves a range of styles

By ALISON SMYTH
October 23, 2007

Kellogg dishes dirt on Dirty Fall Tour

By ALISON SMYTH
October 15, 2007

American

By ALISON SMYTH
October 15, 2007

This wolf will read you bedtime stories

By ALISON SMYTH
October 6, 2007
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